| Reprinted with permission from The Vermont Standard 2/20/22 It is certainly a windy world of late. Whether the weather is frigid or slightly warmer, that wind just doesn’t want to quit! I actually went snowshoeing last Thursday morning and it was sunny, fairly mild and delightful. Of course, that was before the wind picked up and the rain rushed in. The 3 inches of snow from morning snow squalls on Saturday succeeded in covering up the ice and I know of several people who slipped and fell as a result.  As the poem “Wind On The Hill” by A. A. Milne says: No one can tell me, Nobody knows, Where the wind comes from, Where the wind goes. When the Book Group met on 2/9, the books for the next several months were selected. The book for 3/16 is All that She Carried: The Journey of Ashley’s Sack, a Black Family Keepsake by Tiya Miles. For 4/13 the choice is: The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray. The 5/11 book is The Push by Ashley Audrain. Hopefully voters have received the Plymouth Town Report by now or have had an opportunity to look at the information on the town website. The Select Board will answer questions at their meeting on 2/21 at 6:00 PM, in person or via Zoom in advance of the Information only Town Meeting on 2/28. To join go to: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88347138689?pwd=dnRjQUlYT0lXR0k3SlYrVW9aNHNlUT09Meeting ID: 883 4713 8689. Passcode: 143124One tap mobile. +13126266799,,88347138689#,,,,*143124# US (Chicago)+19292056099,,88347138689#,,,,*143124# US (New York) Dial by your location Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kdyuDWKca9 Just a reminder about the upcoming informational meeting on Thursday, 2/24 at 6:30 P.M. to explain the 2022-2023 proposed budget the Windsor Central Unified Union School District. You can access this zoom meeting on the Windsor Central Supervisory Union website. In order to provide clarification, Recycling Coordinator, Mary O’Brien has provided information regarding the 6 mandated materials for recycling in VT, which are listed below: 1. Paper – newspapers, mail, phone books, mixed paper, and newspapers; NO paper towels, tissues, or hardcover books 2. Aluminum – clean cans, foil, pie tins and trays, NO scrap metal, pots or pans 3. Cardboard – clean and dry cardboard, cereal, cracker, and Kleenex boxes; NO juice cartons or greasy pizza boxes 4. Steel – clean cans (incl. tin), lids, empty aerosol cans; NO pesticide sprays or paint cans 5. Glass – clean jars and bottles; NO window glass, light bulbs, ceramic dishes, or tableware 6. Hard Plastics – #1 water and salad dressing bottles, #2 milk and juice jugs; NO plastic bags, Styrofoam, or any black plastic |
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